I do realise that following a review for Mini Eggs with a review for Weightwatchers bread could be considered ironic but as we are trying to cut down on fattening foods at the moment we made the conscious decision to not only reduce the amount of bread that we eat but to also substitute it with a healthier alternative. We are not following the Weightwatchers diet so are not point counting, but for those who are the packaging informs you that there is just 1 point per slice so could be easily incorporated into your Weightwatchers regime. My loaf is a 400 gram thick sliced wholemeal variety and cost just 72p from Morrisons, the packaging is orange in colour and ...  Read the complete review

This Weight Watchers bread contains just one Weight Watchers point per slice, and is suitable for vegetarians and those with nut allergies. However, it is not suitable for vegans. I am currently on the Weight Watchers diet and the Weight Watchers Danish loaf had been recommended by a friend. However, I decided that this loaf was too small and so I opted for this loaf instead. The slices of bread are quite large, and are very thick. The bread is not as tasty as many other alternative brands. It is evident that all the bad ingredients have been removed to make this healthier, and as a result, the bread tastes a little like cardboard. When the bread ...  Read the complete review

Weight Watchers Thick Sliced Wholemeal Bread Description: Manufacturer: Weight Watchers / Type: Bread Like so many of us, I managed to eat and drink far too much over the festive season. Yes it was great at the time but now my jeans feel tight and I feel a little sluggish, so have been trying to eat healthy foods in order to lose a few pounds. One of the best ways for me to do this is avoid snacking of course, but because I work shifts, this isn't always easy. I find that far too often, I eat the wrong things at the wrong times, so the best way to prevent this is to make sure that I have a decent and fulfilling meal, which ...  Read the complete review

I am a keen member of weight watchers and follow their points plan - most of the time! I find its a great way to lose weight at a realistic pace and still eat the foods you like. If I could, I would buy all weightwatchers products when I went shopping, but I do find that they can be very expensive, for very little product, so I limit it to things that have a much lower points value than a regular product. On my weekly shop I found this wholemeal weight watchers bread in the shelf and thought I'd give it a go, it was on special offer, so wasn't that much more than the regular bread. This bread costs around 68p to 79p, depending on where ...  Read the complete review